(a) The outside accumulation within the front and side yard of two (2) or more cubic yards of waste, rubbish and trash, including but not limited to bottles, cans, glass, wire, broken crockery, broken plaster and other similar abandoned, discarded or unused material, which is visible from an adjacent property or roadway, unless kept in covered bins or receptacles; provided, that nothing herein shall prohibit the maintenance of a compost pile outside the front and side yard as long as the usage of the same is intended for the household’s use;

(b) The outside storage within the front and side yard of abandoned, discarded or unused objects or equipment, excluding farm equipment; including but not limited to household furniture, stoves, refrigerators and freezers which are visible from an adjacent property or roadway;

(c) The outside storage within the front and side yard for more than sixty (60) days of more than five (5) cubic yards of any used or unused building materials which are visible from an adjacent property or roadway; provided, that nothing herein shall:

(i) Prohibit such storage when done in conjunction with a construction project for which a building permit has been issued and which is being pursued diligently to completion,

(ii) Prohibit such storage upon the premises of a bona fide lumberyard, dealer in building materials, or other commercial enterprise when the same is permitted under the zoning ordinance and other applicable laws,

(iii) Make lawful any such storage when it is prohibited by other ordinances or laws;

(d) The presence of any unattached vehicle or boat parts or three (3) or more abandoned or inoperable vehicles and/or boats that have remained in the same location or on the same contiguously owned property for more than thirty (30) consecutive days, within the front, side or rear yard; that are visible from an adjacent property or roadway; and that meet any of the following descriptions;

(i) The vehicle is missing a major component such as the engine, transmission, battery, tire(s), u-joint, differential, front suspension,

(ii) The vehicle cannot be started and set into motion both forward and reverse for a distance of one hundred (100) feet,

(A) Any vehicle or its components to be used as evidence in litigation when stored under a tarp or cover,

(B) Any vehicle which has a value over five hundred dollars ($500) and is currently being restored, provided a schedule is submitted and a continuous good faith effort is shown toward completion every thirty (30) days. A project vehicle must be stored on the property under a tarp or cover. Each parcel is limited to one project vehicle,

(C) Any vehicle which has been moved into an enclosed structure or that is moved to an area that is not visible from adjacent roads or properties,

(D) Any farm machinery or equipment.

(2) On property zoned in an urban classification under Title 40, i.e., all zoning classifications other than those provided for in subsection (1) of this section:

(a) The outside accumulation of more than one (1) cubic yard of waste, rubbish and trash, including but not limited to bottles, cans, glass, wire, broken crockery, broken plaster and any other similar abandoned, discarded or unused material, which is visible from an adjacent property or road, unless kept in covered bins or receptacles; PROVIDED, that nothing herein shall prohibit the maintenance of a compost pile outside of the front or side yards as long as the usage of the same is intended for the household’s use.

(b) The outside storage of abandoned, discarded or unused objects or equipment, including but not limited to tires, household furniture, stoves, refrigerators and freezers, which are visible from an adjacent property or road.

(c) The outside storage for more than sixty (60) consecutive days of more than five (5) cubic yards of any used or unused building materials which are visible from an adjacent property or road; PROVIDED, that nothing herein shall:

(i) Prohibit such storage when done in conjunction with a construction project for which a building permit has been issued and which is being pursued diligently to completion;

(ii) Prohibit such storage upon the premises of a bona fide lumberyard, dealer in building materials, or other commercial enterprise when the same is permitted under the zoning ordinance and other applicable law;

(iii) Make lawful any such storage when it is prohibited by other ordinances or laws.

(d) The presence of any unattached vehicle or boat parts or abandoned or inoperable vehicles and/or boats that have remained in the same location or on the same contiguously owned property for more than thirty (30) consecutive days within the front, side or rear yard; that are visible from an adjacent property or roadway; and that meet any of the following descriptions:

(i) The vehicle is missing a major component such as the engine, transmission, battery, tire(s), u-joint, differential, front suspension;

(ii) The vehicle cannot be started and set into motion both forward and reverse for a distance of one hundred (100) feet;

(A) Any vehicle or its components to be used as evidence in litigation when stored under a tarp or cover,

(B) Any vehicle which has a value over five hundred dollars ($500) and is currently being restored, provided a schedule is submitted and a continuous good faith effort is shown toward completion every thirty (30) days. A project vehicle must be stored on the property under a tarp or cover. Each parcel is limited to one project vehicle,

(C) Any vehicle which has been moved into an enclosed structure or that is moved to an area that is not visible from adjacent roads or properties,

(D) Any farm machinery or equipment,

(E) The presence of uncontrolled and uncultivated weeds, brush, berry vines, poison oak/ivy; or grasses not maintained to a height of twelve (12) inches on any property within the front yard or front and side yards if the property is a corner lot; provided, that nothing herein shall prohibit the growth of berry vines or grass which are grown and used for agricultural purposes.

(3) All garbage containers with a capacity of one-half cubic yard or more and all containers used to hold or recycle newspaper, glass or cans that are present on the travel portion of the roadway or within Clark County’s right-of-way.

(4) Any condition that exists due to an act or omission constituting a nuisance as defined in Section 32.04.010(6). (Sec. 1 of Ord. 1988-08-36; amended by Sec. 2 of Ord. 1991-11-09; amended by Sec. 7 of Ord. 1998-07-19; amended by Sec. 3 of Ord. 1998-11-02; amended by Sec. 5 of Ord. 2002-09-05; amended by Sec. 1 of Ord. 2007-11-13)